Over-licensing warning Gibbons pronounced enterprises might have standalone licences for Exchange, SharePoint and Office Pro Plus, that offer online access, though Microsoft also has E1, E3 and E5 Office 365
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BlueJeans Network names industry vet Quentin Gallivan as CEO
BlueJeans Network, the cloud video and collaboration company, announced today that Quentin Gallivan, an industry veteran who has helped run several tech companies, will be taking over as CEO. Former
Salesforce AI helps brands track images on social media
Brands have long been able to search for company mentions on social media, but they’ve lacked the ability to search for pictures of their logos or products in an easy
IBM touts improved distributed training time for visual recognition models
Two months ago, Facebook’s AI Research Lab (FAIR) published some impressive training times for massively distributed visual recognition models. Today IBM is firing back with some numbers of its own.
Nearly 7,000 polite use jobs during risk in government-as-a-platform strategy
Brexit and jobs Given a government’s need for extra polite servants to cope with Brexit, it is misleading to what border a approaching pursuit waste would still be achieved today,
How proof games have modernized AI thinking
AI from a 1950s to a 1990s In a UK, a initial correct appurtenance that was tasked with personification a diversion was a Hollerith Electronic Computer (HEC), that is currently
Small business loan platform Kabbage nabs $250M from Softbank
Kabbage, a company with some 115,000 customers and $3.5 billion in loans that has built an automated platform for lending money to small businesses and individuals using a large set
Heptio launches two new open source projects that make using Kubernetes easier
Heptio, the Seattle-based company recently launched by Kubernetes co-founders Craig McLuckie and Joe Beda, wants to make it easier for businesses to use Kubernetes in production. Since its launch in
Facebook finishes its move to neural machine translation
Facebook announced this morning that it had completed its move to neural machine translation — a complicated way of saying that Facebook is now using convolutional neural networks (CNNs) and
Blockchain: because and how are companies deploying digital ledgers
Blockchain deployments are rapidly apropos mainstream. Nearly 40% of respondents’ companies are deploying blockchain technology, rising to 57% among companies with over 20,000 employees, a new Juniper Research investigate reported.
Redkix, an email-friendly team messaging platform, launches its public beta
When you first look at Redkix, it looks like any other Slack clone, but while you could definitely use it just like Slack, the team offers an important twist on
ProoV scores $14 million Series B for proof of concept platform
ProoV, a startup founded by a couple of industry veterans, solves a problem the founders encountered many times over the years: how do you get the CIO or CTO to
Oracle delivers bevy of updates to its cloud suite
Oracle might not be the first company you think of when it comes to cloud computing, but the company has made significant strides in recent years. Today, it announced the
HP’s new Nvidia-powered backpack VR PC is designed for work, not play
HP has a new entrant in that most curious PC niche – the backpack computer. A product of the virtual reality computing wave, the backpack PC provides all the power
LogMeIn acquires chatbot and AI startup Nanorep for up to $50M
LogMeIn, the company that provides authentication and other connectivity solutions for those who connect remotely to networks and services, has made another acquisition to expand the products it offers to
